In comparison, only 24,000 additional chargers were installed in public areas.
Last month, Centrica experts warned that some drivers could be “left behind” due to new charging schedules.
Chris O’Shea, Chief Executive of Centrica, said, “While the plan includes some positive steps in terms of charging infrastructure, we believe it is absolutely essential that large sections of society are not left alone with no driveway.
We must see a significant increase in on-street chargers in built-up areas, charging stations at work and leisure destinations and fast charging on the UK motorway network.
